FAQ
The questions people actually ask.
Do I have to stake or lock anything?
No. Holding the token in your own wallet is the entire requirement. There is no deposit, no lockup and no contract you have to approve to start earning a share.
When is the next roll?
Deliberately unknown. The agent decides based on fill, inflow, volume, volatility and gas, which is what stops the schedule from being farmed. The one guarantee is the ceiling: a ball that has been full for fourteen days can be rolled by anyone. See roll logic.
What do I actually receive?
USDC. Not a wrapped claim, not more of the token. It sits waiting until you claim it, and it does not expire.
If I sell one token, do I really lose my whole multiplier?
Yes. Any outgoing transfer resets the multiplier to 1.00× across your remaining balance. Buying more does not reset it — incoming transfers blend your hold age instead. See hold weight.
Can I move tokens to a different wallet of mine without losing it?
No, and this catches people out. The contract cannot distinguish your own wallets from anyone else's, and a rule that tried to would be a rule people could game.
What happens if I claim late?
Nothing bad. Credits accumulate across rolls and never expire, so you can leave several unclaimed and collect them in one transaction. Claiming does not affect your hold multiplier.
Can the team take the ball?
No address can withdraw the ball to itself. The agent's only privilege is triggering a roll once the contract's own conditions are met, and a roll can only pay holders. Parameter changes inside the published bounds are timelocked.
What is the yield on holding?
There isn't one, in the sense that word usually implies. Payouts track trading activity and can be zero. Any figure quoted as an APY here would be a projection dressed up as a promise.
Why Arc?
Because gas is denominated in USDC. That means fees arrive as dollars with nothing to sell, and the agent can weigh the gas cost of a roll against the payout directly, without a price oracle in between.
Is it live?
Not yet. The contracts are undeployed and unaudited, and every figure on this site is illustrative. See risks.